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Why should people still buy newspapers?

Why should people still buy newspapers?

If you want to catch more readers, go online – but print will keep them reading longer

If you want to catch more readers, go online – but print will keep them reading longer

PRmoment’s regular analysis of the PR performance of global brands, shows that Google continues to grab the most headlines

PRmoment’s regular analysis of the PR performance of global brands, shows that Google continues to grab the most headlines

In the last week of the election, Conservatives were most often in the media’s spotlight

In the last week of the election, Conservatives were most often in the media’s spotlight

Now that it’s a three-party election, online media coverage reflects the heightened profile of the Liberal Democrats

The Liberal Democrats have raised their profile, but which party is really winning the PR battle?

In the last ten days, PRmoment research shows that the Conservatives have grabbed more of the online headlines

In the last ten days, PRmoment research shows that the Conservatives have grabbed more of the online headlines

This Easter, chocolate news focuses on Nestle’s and Cadbury’s management rather than their confectionery

This Easter, chocolate news focuses on Nestle’s and Cadbury’s management rather than their confectionery

Google continues to top PRmoment’s brand league table. Toyota generates most downbeat coverage

Injury stops play for David Beckham, but will it slow down his commercial value?

Injury stops play for David Beckham, but will it slow down his commercial value?

Leave me alone! Consumers want to hear from friends, not brands, through social media

Leave me alone! Consumers want to hear from friends, not brands, through social media

Why the BBC’s restructure might not be enough to silence its critics

Why the BBC’s restructure might not be enough to silence its critics